I'm not sure you got the point of the article. You seem to be a "blind rage" mood today so I'll try to make it a little clearer. He's not saying "it's not your

I'm not sure you got the point of the article. You seem to be a "blind rage" mood today so I'll try to make it a little clearer. He's not saying "it's not your fault." He's saying you have a real medical condition that needs to be treated. He also points out how to treat it and manage the condition, so that people will not continue to have their oversleeping issues. What you're saying in response amounts to telling a person with depression that they're a buzz kill and should just cheer up. People need to understand that chemicals play a huge part of how our body functions, and that not everyone has the same chemistry going on in their bodies. These chemical abnormalities can have a huge impact on your life and show up under a wide range of different conditions - depression, anxiety, bi-polar, ADHD, etc. These are real conditions caused by real physical things and, just because you can't see them as obviously as a broken arm, doesn't mean they're not real. Your ignorance and lack of understanding isn't a virtue. It's not something to be proud of. Educate yourself.